About
...argentine tango
Introduced to dance from an early age through Brazilian culture, I began classical ballet at the age of five. My passion continued to grow over the years, and at the age of eighteen I successfully completed all the amateur (Vocational) examinations of the Royal Academy of Dance.
My first love, which accompanied me for many years, was ballet. It was the discovery of contemporary dance during my teenage years that led me to seriously consider a career in the field. After one year of literary studies in a French preparatory program (classes préparatoires), I decided to train in contemporary dance at Balance 1 Tanzakademie in Berlin. During my studies, I discovered Argentine tango. I was immediately captivated by this dance, in which I found myself completely and which fit me like a second skin. After earning my Bachelor’s degree in Contemporary Dance and completing a professional training program with the Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company in Israel, I chose to make Argentine tango my profession.
In 2015, together with my partner, I founded an Argentine tango school in Budapest: Tango Factory. Alongside my dance career, I also completed a double Bachelor’s degree in German Studies and Psychology.
...me
Initiée dès mon plus jeune âge à la danse au travers de la culture brésilienne, je commence la danse classique à 5 ans. Ma passion ne cesse de croître au fil des années et je conclus avec succès tous les examens amateurs (vocationals) de la Royal Academy of Dance à 18 ans.
1er amour qui m’aura accompagner de nombreuses années, c’est la découverte de la danse contemporaine à l’adolescence qui me permet d’envisager sérieusement une carrière dans ce milieu. Après 1 an d’études littéraires en classes préparatoires, je décide donc de me former à la danse contemporaine à la Balance 1 Tanzakademie de Berlin. Au cours de ma formation, je fais la rencontre du tango argentin. Je suis emportée par cette danse dans laquelle je me retrouve pleinement et qui me sied telle une seconde peau. Une fois mon bachelor en danse contemporaine obtenu et après avoir ensuite achevé un programme professionalisant au sein de la Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company en Israël, je choisis de faire du tango argentin mon métier.
En 2015, j’ouvre avec mon partenaire une école de tango argentin à Budapest, la Tango Factory. Parallèlement à mon parcours en danse, je termine également une double licence universitaire en allemand et en psychologie.
Life circumstances led me back to France at the beginning of 2020, where I chose to see the COVID pandemic as an opportunity to finally pursue a long-standing goal: training in dance therapy. Since June 2022, I have been a certified dance therapist, holding a Master’s degree in Artistic Creation from Paris Descartes University. I dedicated most of the approximately 500 hours of my clinical placements to psychiatry, working both as a participant observer and as a therapist with adults and children presenting psychotic or neurotic disorders, as well as a wide range of intellectual and physical disabilities.
After a year of travelling, I resumed my professional activity in the Paris region (Hauts-de-Seine) and its surroundings, teaching Argentine tango. I have also started developing some skills in videography, particularly through my collaboration with the music group CySev.
...Sabrina
From the start of the 2026 season, Sabrina Haï will join the team as Student Relations and Coordination Assistant. She will be the main point of contact for both new and returning students, handling enquiries, registration follow-up, partner balance management, and the coordination of WhatsApp groups.
Sabrina talks about herself:
“Discovering myself through dance.
From wild dancing in the living room to group classes, it was only a small step.
One I took by walking through the door of an Oriental dance class, hoping to reconnect a little with my culture. I discovered the richness of different musical styles and began to see my body as a means of expression.
During COVID, I found myself back in my living room, exploring Ori Tahiti, its diversity of expression (ote’a and aparima), a language, and traditions. An outlet during challenging times, a journey beyond the walls.
Then, in 2024, a video, a piece of music… Roxane and tango caught my attention. I turned to Argentine tango, which brings together everything that moves me: freedom, connection, improvisation, elegance, playful interpretation, and technicality. I discovered a world with its own codes, new friends, and a wealth of learning that resonates throughout my life.
The adventure is only just beginning…”
